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I can't figure out this mouseover thing.

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Aishaa

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Hi - I am trying to have a picture on a webpage roll over/turn into another picture, but so far I have been unable to accomplish this.

The name of the jpgs are "lady" and "lady_restored"

I have tried the tutorial on EchoEcho.com for a rollover but it just totally confused me.

Can anyone help me out?
TIA
Aishaa
 
Dreamweaver has a great roll-over script...if u have the software (dreamweaver) then all you would have to do is select the pictures and DW will add the script...
If you don't have DW, go to and download it free for a trial use... I have not failed; I merely found 100,000 different ways of not succeding...
 
Here's probably one of the best tools for beginners in preloading images and rollover scripts. It's a webpage that takes your input (images, url href, etc..) and immediately writes the complete script, for you to copy and paste. I still use it today !!


Hope this helps.

TW
 
This is a sample of code I used to do the same thing with links.

<a href=&quot;indexie.html&quot; onMouseOver=&quot;document.first_image.src='images/home2.bmp';&quot;
onMouseOut=&quot;document.first_image.src='images/home1.bmp';&quot;>

If you don't want your image to be a link, try this:

<onMouseOver=&quot;document.first_image.src='images/lady.jpg';&quot;
onMouseOut=&quot;document.first_image.src='images/lady_restored.jpg';&quot;>

 
I am working in Frontpage, and I tried to put in some javascript in there, but it just changed everything on me.

This one you wrote down, I will try it - is that the only thing I need? Re: <onMouseOver=&quot;document.first_image.src='images/lady.jpg';&quot;
onMouseOut=&quot;document.first_image.src='images/lady_restored.jpg';&quot;>
 
Yes. You don't have to put OnMouseover inside JavaScript tags. It's understood by HTML. There is one thing I forgot though. You have to tell it where to make the change. You do that by placing an image somewhere and naming it. So you need a little bit more in the tag:

<img src=&quot;images/lady_restored.jpg&quot; name=&quot;first_image&quot;
onMouseOver=&quot;document.first_image.src='images/lady.jpg';&quot;
onMouseOut=&quot;document.first_image.src='images/lady_restored.jpg';&quot;>


 
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